steve abel, son of david and sally.is continuing to cause havoc, with dozens of people spending the night away from home as severe flood warnings remain in place across parts of the uk. the river wye at monmouth has reached the highest level ever recorded. the worst affected areas include south wales, herefordshire, worcestershire and shropshire — where major incidents were declared. there are nine severe flood warnings still in place in england and wales, meaning a danger to life. and there are 200 other flood warnings where immediate action is required — that includes scotland. simonjones has the latest. another night anxiously watching and waiting. the river wye in hereford has reached record levels. the force at which it is coming through is terrifying. i've never seen it like this. there is a spot down here, a swan always nests because it never floods, and that's gone. storm dennis may now have blown through but its effects are still being felt. this is worcester. the warning that lives are in danger proved to be t

david abel, has put on his facebook page "there is going to be a time of quiet.s are in place across england, wales and scotland, including nine severe — or "danger to life" warnings. storm dennis continues to cause problems, days after it brought torrential rain and strong winds. the environment agency says more than a80 properties had been flooded. the river wye at monmouth reached its highest recorded level this morning and is expected to continue to rise over the next hour. hsbc is to cut around 35,000 jobs over the next few years, the ceo saying it was planning to scale back the global workforce as part of a major restructuring plan. there is no confirmation of anyjobs will be lost in the uk but the worldwide total is higher than analysts were expecting. a downing street adviser has resigned after criticism for comments he allegedly made several years ago on issues including race and teenage pregnancy. andrew sabisky faced calls for his resignation from the labour party, for allegedly saying that black people had lower average iqs than white people. mr sabis

this afternoon, the news that britain's david and wendy abel are among them.rning, they spoke of their growing anxiety. and now, every single time there is a knock on the door, your stomach flips. yeah, and you just don't know whether they are going and say ok, let's go. and we are going to be taken off to a medical centre. hours later, that's exactly what happened. their son managed to contact them as they were preparing to leave. i got an e—mailfrom my dad saying both mum and i have been tested positive. the words are "he's going to a hospital". i facetimed them straightaway. i haven't spoken to my dad or seen my dad. i've only got through to my mum, but i heard my dad in the background, not sounding too great. for the britons still on board tonight there is better news. from tomorrow lunchtime, the quarantine will officially end, and the 2000 or more passengers still on board, who have tested negative, will be allowed to start leaving the ship, they can walk out of this gate, hail a cab, get on a bus. what happens then is much less clear. the british govern

sally and david abel have been quarantined on the ship for around two weeks.perts are now suggesting the ship's policy has backfired. in a facebook post this morning — david abel said "there is going to be a time of quiet. we have been proved positive and leaving for hospital soon." new figures released today show that around 550 of the three thousand people on the ship have tested positive for the coronavirus. meanwhile — the foreign office has announced that they are working to organise a flight home for the british tourists who are on board the ship. 0ur correspondent nick beake who's monitoring the situation from hong kong has sent us this update for nearly two weeks people have been confined to their cabins. it's been a pretty grim picture on board. and with every day, we've had more people testing positive. the latest statistic we have from the japanese authorities was that more than a50 people on board have tested positive for the coronavirus and now the abels saying that, yes, they too have contracted the virus. and, of course, all along they've been s

have been testing positive on board. 30 seconds must be up, let's see british tourist david and sally abelnting their experience and pleading with the government to help them leave the ship. we had a message from the embassy to say there's the possibility, there might be things happening, there be things. but there is nothing constructive. there certainly is no aeroplane on the way to japan to pick up the brits. not to the best of our knowledge. we have not been informed of that, 0k? of our knowledge. we have not been informed of that, ok? but this morning in a facebook post david revealed the couple had both tested positive for the virus. their son says britain has treated them appallingly. i've seen the cracks in the armour, coming down, my mum brea ks the armour, coming down, my mum breaks into tears frequently, when we call her. and my dad is short tempered. but this is all because of the situation they are in, they are not getting any communication from our country, which is terrible. following america ‘s lead, south korea is among the country is preparing to fly at citizen song. usin

this afternoon, the news that britain's david and wendy abel are among them.spoke of their growing anxiety. and now, every single time there is a knock on the door, your stomach flips. yeah, and you just don't know whether they are going to come and say ok, let's go. and you're going to be taken off to a medical centre. hours later, that's exactly what happened. their son managed to contact them as they were preparing to leave. i got an e—mailfrom my dad saying both your mum and i have been tested positive. the words are "he's going to a hospital". i facetimed them straightaway. i haven't spoken to my dad or seen my dad. i've only got through to my mum, but i heard my dad in the background, not sounding too great. for the britons still onboard tonight, there is better news. from tomorrow lunchtime the quarantine will officially end and the 2,000 or more passengers still on board, who have tested negative, will be allowed to start leaving the ship, they can walk out of this gate, hail a cab, get on a bus. but what happens then is much less clear. the british go

siberian director abel for a sense acts a body willem dafoe on a voyage of discovery into his own subconscious and oscar winning italian actor roberta benny will be in town for the premiere of a blind action remake of pinocchio. they are going to do it is the christian. british actress helen mirren will receive the honorary golden bear for lifetime achievement but another guest can enjoy her performances in films like the long good friday and the queen. another oscar winner is president of the jury british actor jeremy irons her granddaughter to the mainstream is provided by the animated disney film on work. which examines the problems of teenage elves. looks like a lot of different and intriguing movies in store this is festival i'm joined from downtown berlin heart of the festival by. david let's talk about the opening film my salinger year starring sigourney weaver of course 1st of all tell us a bit by ourselves. well my salinger year is based on a memoir by the author joanna rakoff her story is that as a young woman hoping to become a poet she moved to new york city that was in the ninety'

hours later a somber message through social media both sally and david abel have tested positive for the virus. the disease is taking a toll on the global economy. chinese communities around the world are feeling the impact of people's anxiety through the nation of cheap junk i get that people don't want to head out because they're scared all this is abuse reports are also very negative bias and little tingle they all say it's china's virus firing at least for china challen and areas where there are many ethnic chinese to scare mongering is rampant and you demand use of his money. back in china the official outlook is optimistic but many chinese are skeptical that the government is giving the whole picture. wiki leaks founder julian assange is due to face a hearing next week that will decide whether he can be extradited to the u.s. to face espionage charges while a songe is being held at a london prison while he awaits the hearing the u.s. is seeking his extradition from the u.k. over his alleged role in the release of classified military and diplomatic material i would see loops and

and teen on board more jews to be evacuated syrian left in limburg british couple david and sally abel recorded this from their room where there. were ok we. anxious as ever and the thing that is increasing the level of anxiety is just not knowing now the results were to be in $2.00 to $3.00 days we've now exceeded the 3 days. hours later a somber message via social media. by sally and david have tested positive for the corona virus. around the world it's beginning to have an effect on the global economy. usually buzzing with activity chinatowns a feeling the brunt of the virus panic. see the nation of course you don't get that you don't want to head out because they're scared although this is if it's one for me reports are also very negative like some little thing they all say it's china's vios on india bodies for chinatown and areas where there are many ethnic chinese people scaremongering is rampant in the country to my use of his money to sleep despite the pullets optimistic outlook people remain skeptical. when i bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news aro

the invention abel's the experts to determine the potential risk of cancer for an astronaut traveling to the moon. is the 1st time we enter interplanetary space with a phantoms and. measuring radiation in the spacecraft built specially for these research trips to the moon it's unprecedented. on board the orion spacecraft that will also be conducting tests for another radiation risk it only rarely occurs but it's a serious matter for astronauts. radioactive proton storms on the east into space by solar flares. this nasa video shows how astronauts should react when a proton storm is headed in that direction. they build a protective shelter made of blocks filled with water or plastics where occupants can take cover until the storm has passed by. another option would be a radiation protection vest. one of the 2 dummies manning the upcoming arayan flight will be wearing such a vest for test purposes for physicist thomas bagger and so has mission is a unique opportunity. very concern is of course in a word for sure it's cool it's worked for her it's so much fun to putting this interim back

british tourists, david and sally abel, have been documenting their experience, and pleading with theve the ship. we had a message from the embassy to say there are possibilities, so there might be things happening, there could be things. but there is nothing constructive, there certainly is no aeroplane on the way to japan to pick up the brits. not to the best of our knowledge. we have not been informed of that, 0k? but this morning, in a facebook post, david revealed the couple have now both tested positive for the virus. their son says britain has treated them appallingly. i've seen at the cracks in the armour. they are coming down, my mum, she breaks into tears frequently when we call her. and my dad is short tempered. this is all because of the situation they're in, and they are not getting any communication from country — which is terrible. following america's lead, south korea is among the country is preparing to fly its citizens home, using its presidential plane to do so. the uk foreign office now says it working to organise a flight back, but an evacuation is unlikely to hap

two of them are david and sally abel who also have pneumonia. were relieved at the hospital care they received injapan. today their family are anxious and angry. my dad is saying, i can't do any more of this, son, you need to get me out of here. it is like prison in here. we have got no washing facilities, we have one toilet to share, we have a small window in a hotel room which overlooks a brick wall which is six inches away. we have no natural daylight coming into the room, it is awful, no treatment. the journey for these passengers is not over yet and although they are back on uk soil, they are still farfrom home. our reporter corinne wheatley is at arrowe park hospital for us. corinne, what can these people expect when they arrive there later today? well, there is going to be another two weeks of quarantine for these passengers here. we know they are en route. the left boscombe down around 1pm and they will be arriving here this afternoon. once they get here and as well as the clinical side of things they will be some effort to try and keep

but it's not good news for britain's david and sally abel who'd been documenting their ordeal.ng to a hostel because there is not a hospital bed anywhere around, ok? so we're going to a hostel and, in four orfive days, we will be removed from the hostel and put into a hospital, where we will receive treatment. they have had their bags packed for over 24 hours, and they thought they we re over 24 hours, and they thought they were being taken yesterday, but nobody came. the fco are saying that people who are negative and just disembark as of 7am this morning japanese time, and obviously they have been told to stay in their room, so i think that is confirmation that they are positive, but one minute they are told they are going to be taken in an ambulance, the next they are told they will be taken on a coach. they are being messed about. these are two old age pensioners, and i don't like to think of them like that, but i have been through so much, and i just want someone to take care of them. the foreign office here in london has been facing some stinging criticism, not least from

article 116 of the german constitution in abel's germans persecuted by nazis as well as their descendants to have their citizenship restored but stephens application was rejected i was to my fury i have to say rejected on the grounds that my father was austria. and that if he had stayed on quickly i can't believe what i'm saying but this was the new letter. to the point where. the having a german nationality for jews was taken away. then i might have qualified but we would have been dead by then the complexity and number of exemptions has led to a debate in the german parliament britain felix coachmen and his wife isabelle founded a world wide lobby demanding a more inclusive law to prevent exclusions from article 116 they attended the parliament's discussion in late january the motion for a new law was narrowly rejected given that the government already issued to decrease in august 1980 s. restrictions but some descendants are still facing bureaucratic hurdles that the decrees all of the discretionary. relief act of least but 116 is a fundamental basic rights and people pretty can't or t

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but it's not good news for britain's david and sally abel who'd been documenting their ordeal.ive. we are going to a hostel because there is not a hospital bed anywhere around, 0k? so we're going to a hostel and, in four orfive days, we will be removed from the hostel and put into a hospital, where we will receive treatment. they have had their bags packed for over 24 hours, they thought they we re over 24 hours, they thought they were being taken, excuse me, they thought they were being taken yesterday but no—one came. the fco, they are saying that people who are negative canjust they are saying that people who are negative can just disembark as of 7.00am this morning, japanese time, and obviously they have been told to stay in their room, sol and obviously they have been told to stay in their room, so i think that is confirmation they are positive, but, one minute they are being told they will be taken in an ambulance, they will be taken in an ambulance, the next they are going to be taken ona the next they are going to be taken on a coach. they are being messed about. these

david abel there come on board the diamond princess.re's growing anger over the death of a chinese doctor who tried to warn other medics about the coronavirus in december. li wenliang contracted the illness while treating patients in wuhan. he was investigated for "spreading rumours." there's been an intense outpouring of grief on chinese social media. robin brant is in shanghai. he can provide us with an update. robin, hello. what's the latest about the passengers on board the cruise ship, almost 4000 of them? yes, i think they are halfway through the 14 days of quarantine. as you heard from david, the situation on board is pretty restrictive, they can't really go anywhere, it's essentially sit tight where you are, assess anywhere, it's essentially sit tight where you are, assess your anywhere, it's essentially sit tight where you are, assess your health on a daily basis and just wait it out. as you said, there are 78 british passport holders on—boa rd as you said, there are 78 british passport holders on—board amongst passengers and c

british tourists david and sally abel have been documenting their experience and pleading with the governmentfrom the embassy to say there's possibilities, there might be things happening, there could be things. but there was nothing constructive. there certainly is no aeroplane on the way to japan to pick up the brits. not to the best of our knowledge. we have not been informed of that, 0k? but this morning in a facebook post, david revealed the couple had both tested positive for the virus. their son says britain has treated them appallingly. i've seen the cracks in the armour, they're coming down. my mum, she breaks into tears frequently when we call her. and my dad's short—tempered. but this is all because of the situation they are in. they're not getting any communication from our country, which is terrible. following america's lead, south korea is among the countries preparing to fly its citizens home, using its presidential plane to do so. the uk foreign office now says it's working to organise a flight back. but an evacuation is unlikely to happen today. all this as china released fin

for those still on board, like briton david abel, the stress is starting to take its toll.nd it's notjust me, other passengers as well. it's the not knowing factor that is the real challenge. the quarantine on board the diamond princess is supposed to end on wednesday, and passengers had been told that if they tested negative, they then would be allowed to go home, but with 99 new viral cases confirmed today, the overwhelming suspicion is that the quarantine is not working. and because of that, the journey home for those left on board is now looking a lot more complicated. tonight, the foreign office said it is formulating plans to get the britons on board the ship home. australia is already preparing a flight to evacuate its nationals. but when i spoke to one of them, aun na tan, she was not enthusiastic. we're finding the thought of being put on a plane with unknown... you know, people who haven't been tested yet and potentially getting the infection right then, after we have already completed almost two weeks of quarantine, not ideal. japan, meanwhile, is starting to fee

two of them are david and sally abel, who also have pneumonia.ey were relieved at the hospital care they received. today their family are anxious and angry. my dad is, like, saying, "i can't do any more of this, son. "you need to get me out of here. "it's like prison and here. "we've got no washing facilities, we got one toilet to share. we've got one toilet to share. "we have a small window in our hotel room which overlooks a brick wall, which is six inches away. "we've got no natural daylight coming into the room. "it's awful. "no treatment." some passengers say their patience has also been tested. they've already been in quarantine for two weeks and say other foreign nationals were evacuated from the diamond princess before then. tonight, another two weeks of quarantine begins. they may be back in the uk, but they're not home yet. fiona trott, bbc news, the wirral. now, in south korea officals say the number of new coronavirus cases has more than doubled in just one day to 433. the prime minister described the situation as "grave". many of the

not going home today are sally and david abel.on says they are still stuck on board in their cabin. they‘ve been through so much, i just want someone to take care of them, oh, i don‘t know what the next few days are going to hold for them. even as some former passengers were getting into taxis and going home, the number of infections continues to rise. japan today announced another 79 positive cases on the ship. the japanese government says the incident on board the diamond princess is now effectively over. the virus is contained. there is nothing to worry about. but there has been a strong suspicion here, for some days, that the containment on board the ship has not been working, that the virus has continued to spread during the quarantine period, and now we have a whistle—blower, a japanese expert who has been onboard the ship and has described conditions there as chaotic, ineffective and frightening. he‘s a professor of infectious diseases who has previously worked on the fight against ebola in africa. i felt much safer when i

there's also the story of those people who have personally affected, not least david and sally abel whoavirus. 0n the diamond princess, the cruise ship of japan. but 0n the diamond princess, the cruise ship ofjapan. but there is a small and genuine thread of real concern and genuine thread of real concern and this is where the heathrow holiday inn comes in. closed to public bookings and being used as a coronavirus quarantine centre is just felt to be a bit too close for comfort. but people aren't changing their behaviour yet. certainly not here in the uk. but where they will start to do so is when they see this is becoming a risk to me personally. that's when people started to change their behaviour. what do you mean by that? more cases nearby, people you know, things like that and then people start to sit up and take notice when it's across the other side of the world? it feels a long way away but this is now a little bit too close to home so is it impacting trust in the brand of ihd or hotels is a concept? not yet and probably not really. because as long as people see precautions are

for those still on board, like briton david abel, the stress is starting to take its toll.tjust me, other passengers as well. it's the not knowing factor that is the real challenge. the quarantine on board the diamond princess is supposed to end on wednesday, and passengers had been told that if they tested negative, they then would be allowed to go home, but with 99 new viral cases confirmed the day, the overwhelming suspicion is that the quarantine is not working. and because of that, the journey home for those left on board is now looking a lot more complicated. tonight, the foreign office said it is formulating plans to get the britons on board the ship home. australia is already preparing a flight to evacuate its nationals. but when i spoke to one of them, aun na tan, she was not enthusiastic. we're finding the thought of being put on a plane with unknown... you know, people who haven't been tested yet and potentially getting the infection right then, after we have already completed almost two weeks of quarantine, not ideal. japan, meanwhile, is starting to feel the ef

british passenger david abel said things are changing every hour. >> passengers being found aorviive tested for the c f nes, o from h w wifase.g g reporliter: and herine in hob kong, the luxury "world dream" has also been quarantined, after it was found that some crew members may have been exposed to the virus on a previous voyage. despite the fact that no cases of the coronavirus have been detected, hong kong authorities are taking no chances. ship until all 1,800 crew members have been tested and given the all-clear. debora patta, cbs news, hong kong. >> yuccas: a state of emergency has been declared in oregon following days of flash flooding. rescue crews spent the day searching for people trapped by floodwaters. worcethe shutdown of a major highway. the flooding is due in part to melting snow from heavy rains and warming temperatures. there is heartbreak in mississippi after seven people are killed in a house fire. video shows the scorched remains of the home in jackson. six children and their mother were inside. none of them survived. the father tried to rescue them, but was ove

but for british passenger david abel, that was not nearly enough.ocial media to express his frustration. it feels that we have been forgotten, that you don't really care about us, and that you're actually not wanting us to come home. at tokyo's haneda airport tonight, the us—chartered planes touch down. the american evacuees now face a gruelling flight, and another quarantine. but those we spoke to say they prefer that to spending another day on a ship where they do not feel safe. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in yokohama. almost two years ago, blackburn in lancashire was selected for a social cohesion pilot by the government, to try to break down ethnic and religious divisions. now, there are signs that different communities are beginning to come together. as part of a new bbc season, crossing divides, our home editor, mark easton, reports now. blackburn's white british and muslim asian communities are said to live parallel lives. neighbourhoods, schools and workplaces are deeply segregated here. but with government backing, blackburn has been

two of them are david and sally abel, who also have pneumonia.the hospital care they received. today, theirfamily are anxious and angry. my dad is, like, saying, "this — i can't do any more of this, son. you need to get me out of here. it's like prison in here. we've got no washing facilities. we've got one toilet to share. we have a small window in our hotel room, which overlooks a brick wall, which is six inches away. we've got no natural daylight coming into the room. it's awful. no treatment. some passengers say their patience has also been tested. they've already been in quarantine for two weeks, and say other foreign nationals were evacuated from the diamond princess before them. tonight, another two weeks of quarantine begins. they may be back in the uk, but they're not home yet. fiona trott, bbc news, the wirral. a man has appeared in court charged with carrying out a knife attack at a mosque in central london on thursday. daniel horton is accused of stabbing raafat maglad, who's in his 70s. our correspondentjenny kumah was at westminster

from his cabin, britain david abel has been using social media to express his feelings at the britishernment's perceived lack of action. it feels that we have been forgotten, that you don't really care about us and that you're actually not wanting us to come home. at tokyo's haneda airport tonight, the us chartered planes touched down. the american evacuees now face a grueling flight and another quarantine. but those we spoke to say they prefer that to spending another day on a ship where they do not feel safe. the american plan for bringing us nationals home from the diamond princess cruise liner was outlined by dr anthony fauci, director of the us national institute of allergy and infectious diseases: well, 40 of them have gotten infected. they are not going to go anywhere, they're infected. they are not going to go anywhere, they‘ re going infected. they are not going to go anywhere, they're going to be in hospitals in japan. people anywhere, they're going to be in hospitals injapan. people who have symptoms will not be able to get on the evacuation plane. others are going to be ev

david abel spoke to bbc breakfast this morning.cans that have tested negative, they are leaving the ship today. there are two aircraft that have been sent and i understand have now landed in yokohama, probably at haneda airport, i'm not sure which airport, but that doesn't matter. they are being taken out. we're told the canadians are also sending an aircraft over to repatriate the canadians. australia has sent a specialist to assess the situation and then see what remains for them. the british, we have not heard. i've had a message from the ambassador here, or the office, let's say. this is what i was told ten minutes ago. "we have been told by the us government that they are organising an evacuation flight for their nationals. this process is likely to begin today. however, the general clinical advice of the world health organization is not to repatriate. therefore, we are working urgently with the japanese government and other partners to explore the options". other countries are seeing the need and the necessity to get their pe

hours later a somber message through social media both sally and david abel have tested positive for the virus. the disease is taking a toll on the global economy. chinese communities around the world are feeling the impact of people's anxiety so that the nation if she don't get the people's will want to head out because they're scared this is these reports are also very negative some little thing they all say it's china's virus. she did at least for chinatown in areas where there are many ethnic chinese scaremongering is rampant and she didn't use it is. back in china the official outlook is optimistic but many chinese are skeptical that the government is giving the whole picture. you're watching the w. news live from berlin coming up next he killed thousands and he caused untold misery yet the colombian drug lord pablo escobar is still treated as a hero by many. the families of his victims they have found an unusual way to fight back for coming up. for german bureaucracy is legendary for being thorough and pretty slow now environmental activists they have thrown something of a monk

for those still on board, like briton david abel, the stress is starting to take its toll.getting to us now, and it's notjust me, other passengers as well. it's the not knowing factor that is the real challenge. the quarantine on board the diamond princess is supposed to end on wednesday, and passengers had been told that if they tested negative, they then would be allowed to go home, but with 99 new viral cases confirmed today, the overwhelming suspicion is that the quarantine is not working. and because of that, the journey home for those left on board is now looking a lot more complicated. tonight, the foreign office said it is formulating plans to get the britons on board the ship home. australia is already preparing a flight to evacuate its nationals. but when i spoke to one of them, aun na tan, she was not enthusiastic. we're finding the thought of being put on a plane with unknown... you know, people who haven't been tested yet and potentially getting the infection right then, after we have already completed almost two weeks of quarantine, not ideal. japan, meanwhile

will be hello i'm richard abel and i build lego ramps for wiltshire uses to make my town hall will chair friendly. nicknamed lego grandma read it depends on donated lego bricks to make more accessible to everyone with word about the initiative spreading across germany many groups including daycare centers have organized lego collection drives so read and never runs out of bricks her efforts also help raise awareness among people with disabilities. in this kidney month nobody just walks past the lego ramp without taking a look whether it's children who are trying to get the breaks out to adults who take out their mobile phones to take pictures. and that's exactly it is simply to just try and raise people's awareness a bit to make them think if i were in a wheelchair or needed a walker i would start having problems getting into certain places close in my personal reasons and motivation to quit tongue in the. local businesses have welcomed the initiative because last year everyone that comes best is happy about the ramps you can see them from far away and can enter here without any problem

this afternoon, the news that britain's david and wendy abel are among them.this video posted this morning, they spoke of their growing anxiety. and now, especially, every single time there is a knock on the door, your stomach flips. yeah, you just don't know whether they're going to come and say, ok, let's go, and you're going to be taken off to a medical centre. hours later, that is exactly what happened. for the britons still on board tonight, there is better news. the quarantine will officially end, and the 2,000 or more passengers still on board who have tested negative will be allowed to start leaving the ship. they can walk out of this gate, hail a cab, get on a bus. but what happens then is much less clear. the british government says it is sending a plane to pick up the british passengers. but it hasn't yet said when, or whether they may face further quarantine when they get back to britain. 0ne japanese expert today told me he thinks they should be, because the quarantine on board the diamond princess has clearly not worked. almost forgotten in the c

registering their candidates for snap presidential elections the vote was triggered by former leader abel medallist his resignation and fight from the cut flight from the country more dallas's favored candidate x. economy minister luis de leaves in leaves in recent opinion polls the poll is scheduled for may. what's a good way to monitor crops and how do you get medicines to remote places that are inaccessible by road more and more people are turning to drones because they are becoming cheaper and more reliable and that means more trained operators are needed our next report takes us to malawi which has opened africa's 1st drone academy. a smooth takeoff. a control covering and a steady hand to get the spinning propellers going in the right direction here in the long 26 children's practice for 12 weeks until they mastered the art of flying drones. or war and it's not just about being able to pilot the machines to back and then it will have. been able to get this drone because this drone it did wrong which i made from my own pins through the use of provided the it materials we provided all